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Nintendo Wants Kids To Get Into Their Van
Well, it's more of an RV, really. Regardless of what exactly it is, your kids should be chasing after the above vehicle like it's the ice cream truck if you see it rolling through your neighborhood. It's essentially a traveling showcase of several of Nintendo's E3 demos, including Donkey Kong Country Returns, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Epic Mickey, and a handful of DS titles.
Must be fun being the driver who has to stare at Toad's smug face in the rearview mirror all day.
We'll have some impressions of the titles we played coming up today and tomorrow. Also, here's Jeff Cork doing a crappy job of drawing a pear.
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